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ENJOY a peep backstage, courtesy of one of the most famous musicals of all times. Set in the ’30s, the pro duction follows the hopes of
‘ 4 2 nd Street; Grand Theatre, :. Blackpool; Nov 15th - 20th
and Martin Dodd for UK . Productions include "We’re
in the Money," "Dames," and of course the title track,
Peggy Sawyer who dreams of enjoying a career on Broadway. She joins the chorus of Pretty Lady, but when th e show's star, Dorothy Brock, injures her back, Peggy's dream looks fated. With ju s t hours to curtain up on the opening night, can our heroine save the day and become a stage sensation?
classic hits in the musical presented by Peter Frosdick
Toe-tapping sing-a-long ' .
mance, everyone's favourite holiday camp hostess Gladys Pugh - alias actress Ruth Madoc - plays leading lady Dorothy Brock and, returning in a role which gained him top-rate reviews, James Smillie once again recreates the character of producer Julian Marsh. •Tickets are available
”42nd Street". For the coastal perfor
from the box office on 01253 • 290190.
miss it, miss out
ANOTHER production is well under way by Ribble Valley Youth Theatre.
This time i t is th e s to ry of Aladdin (or A-Lad-fn Clitheroe), but with a difference.
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taking part in the pantomime-type show which has been written entirely by the cast. The choreography has been arranged by student Jonathan Lloyd and Elpetha Valinakis is the producer and director, a duo to watch in the future. The talented youngsters are under the watchful eye ot
There will be 30 children of various ages from 11 to lb concert bands setting the pace is King Pleasure and
King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys; King George’s Hall; Blackburn,-.>, - -November 21st.'
A SWINGING evening is sure to be in store when the legendary eight- piece rhythm and blues band King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys play Blackburn. The Birmingham b an d has become
well-known throughout the country, and is sure to provide a musical experience n o t to be missed w ith jazz and blues from the time when swing was king.
Lindy-Hop now back in business, one of the , its sixth album called "Smack dab in the With jump-jive, the jitterbug and the
The Biscuit Boys. Led by the King himself on vocals and
tenor sax, the rest of the band features P. Popps Martin, Bullmoose K. Shirley, Slap Happy, Bug Mally Baxter, Julian Webster- Greaves, Ivory Dan McCormack and Bam-
Bam Beresford. For the past decade the band has been on
the road touring the UK, Europe and even Russia, while their current tour has again taken them all over this country, as well as to Switzerland, Finland and France. The bands return to Britain will bring them to King
George's Hall next month. Catch them if you can as King Pleasure
will be soon be going on to wow audiences across the Irish Sea when they play the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival. Praise for the band, which has just released
Middle", has come from all quarters, with BBC Radio Two's Paul Jones describing the group as: "The hardest act to follow since the
parting of the Red Sea." •Tickets cost £7 in advance or £9 on the
door and are available from the box office 01254,582582.
PERFORMERS w i ll wear full 18th Cen tury costume for th is co n ce r t pre sented by Raymond
Gubbay. Members of th e
Moza r t Fe s t iv a l
Orchestra are set to provide a collection of
Mrs Barbara Taylor well-known in the local theatrical world, and is the ideal person to pass on her wealth of expe rience in the glittering world of show business. The show will take place in Clitheroe Parish Church Hall, starting next Thursday, for three nights, with the curtain being
• Tickets are available from the Tourist Information Centre, Market Place, Clitheroe.
concert ' T h e F o u r S e a s o n s b y C a n d l e l i g h t ; : :
King George's Hall, Blackburn; Nov . 6th
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popular c la s s ic s from th e 1 8th Century and Baroque
period. At venues throughout the
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Viursriay's Silver Screening
BOWFINGER (12) 120 mins Fri/Mon to Wed 2.40 5.40 8-40 Saturday 8.40 IM 0 Sunday 8,40 only
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Saturday's L it t le Oscars Show THE MAGIC SWORD (U) iosm The Psstt an d Games t ta r t a t 11am
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The BUPA Care Homes International Open Bowls
The world’s top bowlers compete for this prestigious international title Sunday 14 to Sunday 21 November
Daytime sessions. Tickets £2 - £10 Handling charge on card bookings by phone
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EXPERIENCE THE BIGGER PICTURE
Bolton by Rowland Drama Group presents
JACK THE LAD AND THE g ia n t bean
at Bolton by Bowland Village Hall at 7.30pm on Friday 19th, Saturday 20th, Friday 26th & Saturday 27th November Tickets: Adults £3.00 Children £1.50
Available from B by B Post Office, Coach & Horses, Clithcroc Tourist Info Centre, members of cast or ring Keith Garside le i : 447679
VERY FEW scuts wul be available on the door this year. Please order your tickets early to avoid disappointment
. Last year’s performances sold out!!. ■, .
COACH HIRE HODSONS OF GISBURN THE FAMILY FIRM • ESTIMATES FREE
16 to 53 Se ate r Luxury C o a c h e s for all occasions
Fax: GISBURN 445902 Tel: GISBURN 445394 Day GISBURN 445397 Eve
country this concert is b e l ie v ed to have captivated audiences with its elegance and
style. • T ic k e ts , costing
between £ 1 7 .5 0 and £ 1 0 , a re a v a ila b le from the box office on 01254 582582.
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